What are the consequences of not changing transmission oil?
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Failure to change transmission oil can lead to several consequences: 1. The primary function of oil is to lubricate the engine. If not changed for a long time, the oil can become ineffective and deteriorate, which will increase engine wear. In severe cases, it may lead to engine cylinder scuffing. 2. The cleaning effect of oil. If the oil is compromised, it cannot effectively remove impurities (such as carbon deposits and metal particles) generated on the working surfaces of components. Over time, this can affect heat dissipation and lubrication, and in severe cases, it may clog oil passages, leading to engine damage or even complete failure. 3. The cooling effect of the oil diminishes, which can have a detrimental impact on certain automotive components, especially those with weaker structures. Over time, these parts may become damaged or even burn out completely.